Tulpehocken High School - Yearbook (Bernville, PA)

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First Row: Geraldine Bcnzel. Janet Schlappich, Lit Kerner. Janice Schlappich. Patricia Kndy, Joan Bcnzel. Second Row: Mrs. Lutz. Nancy Kramer. Barbara Spease, Joan Bixler, Shirley Gingrich. Murlene Bashore. Barbara Mountz. June Spcase. Third Row: Larry Smith, Donald Oswald. Daniel VVenrich, Robert Geiger. Glenn Fox; absent from fricture, Mar- jorie Bixler. JANICE SCHLAPPICH ........................ Rresident LEE KERNER .......................... Vice-Rresidcnt PATRICIA ENDY ............................ Secretary JANET SCHLAPPICH ......................... Treasurer This class, supervised by Mrs. Lutz, consists of nineteen students: thirteen girls, six boys. Various clubs as the following occupied the students’ time: Student Council and Junior Chorus. In the cafeteria this class held its Christmas party on Friday afternoon. December 21. 1956. These students participated in a combined field trip with 8A. The visit to the Berks Historical Society was made as a history project under the direction of Mr. Browm. These students will readily recall the year’s events when they hear their top songs: “Blueberry Hill , “Love Me Tender , and “Singin’ the Blues . Murlcne Bashore. Shirley Gingrich, Geraldine Benzol. Janet Schlappich. Patricia Kndy, Janice Schlappich. 26

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First How: Sandra Kerner. Dennis Adam. Carol Hartman, Nancy Bixler. Glenn Haag. Clarence Kiehach, Louise Henke. James Kintzer. Second How: Ann Klose. Anne Burkey, Sandra Adams. Kathryn Burkhart. Dawn Kepplvy, Barbara Kalke. Sarah Trauiman. Mary Wolf. Kathy Kline. Third Row: Mr. Sleppy. Linda Weiders, K. Charles Smith. Larry Endy. Joseph Lempergel, Robert Lyon. James Bertram. Barry Kraatz. F.dith Moore. GLENN HAAG .................................... President NANCY BIXLER ............................. Vice-President CAROL HARTMAN ................................. Secretary CLARENCE KIEBACH............................... Treasurer DENNIS ADAM .................................... Chaplain Even though these ten hoys and fifteen girls are in junior-high school, they have participated in many activities as the following: Band, Junior Chorus. Library Club, and Sports Booster Club. On Friday, December 21, 1956, this class held its Christmas party after the assembly program. These pupils danced in the cafeteria and posed for motion pictures. Thursday, January 31, 1957, was the date for the class trip to the Historical Society of Berks County. Popular songs of this grade are ‘Banana Boat Song”, “Too Much”, “Young Love”, and “SingiiC the Blues”. Clockwise: Barry Kraatz. Larry Endy, James Kintzer. Robert Lyon. Clockwise: Carol Hartman. Nancy Bixler. Clarence Kiehach, Dennis Adam. Glenn Haag. 25

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First How: Ann Bonder. Margaret Ann Hr idler, Lynne Roller, Doris KirkhofT. Lula Broadwater. (Tarl Long. Vicki White. Marilyn Schrack. Second Row: Miss Kicgel, Roger Naft .inger. Kmma Wagner, Grelchen Miller. Renee Snyder, Judith Kline. Judith Luft. Anna Mae Rieser. Kugene Kissling. Third Row: Dale Ilenne. Richard Wilhelm. Joseph Goldstein. Den- nis Speicher. Eugene Bare. Edward Fisher, Harold Fisher. DORIS KIKKHOFF .................................. 'resident LULA BROADWATER ............................ Vice-President LYNNE REBER ..................................... Secretary CARL LONG ....................................... Treasurei To commemorate the birthdays of Lincoln and Washington, this class participated in the P. T. A. Founders’ Day Program by staging a patriotic play. These fourteen girls and ten boys arc under the 7a supervision of Miss Riegcl. The girls of this class are members of the Red Cross Club, also advised by Miss Ricgel. The entire class joined the other students in the school cafeteria for the Christmas party, Fri- day, December 21, 1956. Love Me Tender, “Green Door,” “Young Love,” Gonna Get Along Without You Now,” and Love Me arc the favorite songs of this class. First Row: Judith Luft. Dale Home. Lynne Reher and Doris KirkhofT in class meeting. Second Row: Gretchen Miller. Richard Wilhelm.